The data on the US and South Korea stock markets might be more important than you imagine — those who are not concerned about money should take a look.
This afternoon I made a summary, talking about the reasons for the recent fluctuations in the South Korean stock market, mainly driven by leveraged ETFs and financing. Friends who are interested can read it, especially regarding how to use triple leverage ETFs, which will be helpful.
Address: https://x.com/PhyrexNi/status/2074439346082775051?s=20
I have also written four articles related to the US stock market data, which are as follows:
1. What happened to US tech stocks? Just $20 billion flowed in, and in the blink of an eye, it turned into $15 billion flowing out!!
Address: https://x.com/PhyrexNi/status/2071067043772915718?s=20
2. Changes in funding for US tech stocks, with another set of more extreme data.
Address: https://x.com/PhyrexNi/status/2071859805946270203?s=20
3. Institutions and hedge funds are exiting, while retail investors are entering even more aggressively!
Address: https://x.com/PhyrexNi/status/2072929950521495949?s=20
4. Global funds significantly flowed into the US stock market before May 2026, and stagnated starting in June!
Address: https://x.com/PhyrexNi/status/2073649287796519274?s=20
5. In a high-leverage market, good earnings reports may be like Viagra — once the effect wears off, it still has to weaken.
Address: https://x.com/PhyrexNi/status/2074490505736646817?s=20
All this content is what I've gathered from various institutions. Although it may be a day or two later due to timeliness, all the content has been reorganized by me. In the English-speaking world, you might see this chart, but nobody has interpreted it completely.
Here, I not only have a complete interpretation but also connect data from different institutions, wanting to provide some support for friends in the US stock market. Friends in the cryptocurrency circle may not be used to looking at data, but believe me, the importance of these data might be higher than you imagine.
Since the first tweet on June 28, I have been analyzing the reasons for the exit of funds from tech stocks and finding the reasons for the significant fluctuations in the South Korean stock market. These are all forward-looking insights that triggered the recent decline.
Stepping back, all of this content is free of charge. Even if you can't look at it, let Grok run through it; in a minute, you can understand the current issues faced by the US and South Korean stock markets, so that you can be clear when placing your own orders.
That's all I have to say. I've done what I should, and I will continue to do so in the future.
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